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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1947
Page
3
Claim promotes daily lemon juice and water on an empty stomach as a natural laxative. Advocates Sunkist Lemons from California claiming vitamin C boosts energy and immunity while aiding digestion and alkalinizing the system.
An editor’s note introduces the VO Stories of the States feature, previewing the ongoing series in the publication. The note frames the excursion into regional narratives and promises forthcoming installments.
Missouri blends mountains plains and rivers with diverse regions and industries. Prominent cities Kansas City and St Louis drive meat packing, boots and shoes, clothing, tobacco, and aviation. Historic sites include Grant House Hannibal and the Oregon Trail legacy, while Lake of the Ozarks and Big Spring mark its natural wealth.
A veteran columnist warns that record crowds and rising riches in college and pro football fuel scandals and temptations. He cites Judge Landis’ feared rulership, calls for harsher penalties, closer monitoring of athletes and gamblers, and insists most athletes are honest but discipline is needed to prevent corruption.
The southeastern Missouri Swampeast region transformed from a vast swamp to rich farmland. Settlers drained two million acres with ditches, boosting value to up to $1,000 an acre and turning cotton into the state’s leading cash crop, notably via the Little River drainage district spanning 550,000 acres.
The nation followed Babe Ruth’s hospitalization with shock at his serious illness and relief at his recovery. The famed slugger signed countless autographs over the years, greeting fans in a manner that forced protective measures.
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